Planning and implementing a Resource, Conservation, and Recovery Act (RCRA) Corrective Action Program
D.G. Castro, Jenner Alonso
Abstract
D.G. Castro, Jenner Alonso
Abstract
On July 27, 1990, the US Environmental Protection Agency published (55 Federal Register 30798) a proposed rule entitled {open_quotes}Corrective Action for Solid Waste Management Units at Hazardous Waste Management Facilities,{close_quotes} proposing procedures and rationale for implementing corrective actions at hazardous waste facilities. This article focuses on the effect the proposed rule will have on the development and implementation of RCRA corrective actions. It provides an analysis of the overall value of its framework for selecting remedial alternatives and the proposed action levels that are likely to drive cleanups. The article begins by presenting a brief background of the proposed rule, including how the proposed rule fits into the overall RCRA program and what the major points of interest in the proposed rule are. The article then discusses how corrective measure studies are to be performed. The development and the importance of the action levels in the proposed rule are also presented.
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On July 27, 1990, the US Environmental Protection Agency published (55 Federal Register 30798) a proposed rule entitled {open_quotes}Corrective Action for Solid Waste Management Units at Hazardous Waste Management Facilities,{close_quotes} proposing procedures and rationale for implementing corrective actions at hazardous waste facilities. This article focuses on the effect the proposed rule will have on the development and implementation of RCRA corrective actions. It provides an analysis of the overall value of its framework for selecting remedial alternatives and the proposed action levels that are likely to drive cleanups. The article begins by presenting a brief background of the proposed rule, including how the proposed rule fits into the overall RCRA program and what the major points of interest in the proposed rule are. The article then discusses how corrective measure studies are to be performed. The development and the importance of the action levels in the proposed rule are also presented.
Key concepts: Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, Hazardous waste, Remedial action, Action (physics), Agency (philosophy), Remedial education, Risk analysis (engineering), Resource (disambiguation)